You have let them take - Control the money supply that feeds you. - Control the media that informed you. - Control the government that rules over you. You are the only one that can take it back. - Use and buy Gold/Silver/Crypto where possible these are the only tools that can bring down FIAT. #xmr #monero - Be VERY critical of whom is feeding you information and do your own research. ALWAYS listen to both sides of any issue. - Live with honour and integrity first, then maybe by the rules secondly. Disobedience will undermine their authority.

There are those in our society who constantly sow division. They create continuous war, destruction and poverty wherever they go. They only have power due to your obedience and indirect support. They "rule by deception" and will direct your attention towards Somalis today, libtards and "Nazis" tomorrow. They will set fire in every corner of society, as they have done for 1000 of years.

Hopefully some of the core developers of zcash will seriously consider joining monero. #zcash #xmr #monero

IMPORTANT some of the last words before he got assassinated - by JFK

Nationalism vs Anarchism the two most misrepresented terms by different reasons. My personal take. Nationalism is often misrepresented as a form of governance instead of culture. I like my nations local customs, our pottery, food, landscape, traditions. That does not mean I dislike other nation's traditions and food, quite the opposite that's the only reason I travel. I would hate to see the whole world turn into McDonald eating, Netflix watching multiculturalism. If you go to Japan as a white person and stay there for 20 years, you will still be this white stranger down the street (but, is that a problem?). Anarchism is often considered an ideology which comes with some big unsolvable problems. I would rather describe it as philosophy, based on some principles. - That any organisms will try to expand their sphere of influence. - Power corrupt people and organizations over time and leads to abuse. Even in the highest of courts. So, with the basic understanding of these principles. A constant public effort and understanding of the struggle against these natural forces is necessary. Check'n balances, anti monopoly, decentralization, limited government, limited reach, simple law like.. - You can not hurt other people. - You can not damage our common nature (like poisoning the river that run info your neighbors lot). There will inevitably be some form of bureaucracy. But, the point is always to be sceptical, awake and in control of it's limits. What differ social-liberalism or liberalism most from Anarchism is probably the social, some times religious (ex. Tolstoj) aspect. - If you don't want any ruler, you need to behave in a way that does not require one. - Freedom is not a free pass on responsibility. Like social responsibilities. But, in the end it's more a question of decentralization of, and principles of power.